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Selena Gomez Dissing Taylor Swift With Kendall Jenner Friendship — The Truth
Selena Gomez has found herself a new set of friends in Kendall and Kylie Jenner. In the process has she totally dissed former BFF Taylor Swift? HollywoodLife.com has the EXCLUSIVE details that answer this question and more.
Selena Gomez, 21 might as well be labeled the third Jenner sister since she, Kendall, and Kylie have all been sharing the good life at the Coachella music festival in Indio, Calif. But is her new-found friendship totally dissing Taylor Swift? It looks like things are headed that way as an even bigger rift seems to be growing between Selena and her former BFF.
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Prom Hair: Get Taylor Swift & Selena Gomez's Look For The Big Dance
Prom season is here! Now that you have chosen the right dress, it's time to choose the right hairstyle. Keep reading to find out the looks we recommend while getting ready for prom!
You've been through countless nights of studying and have stressed out over exams for the past 4 years and now it's time to celebrate all your accomplishments with your classmates at prom! Be proud! From your dress, to your mak up and hair, everything has to be perfect, right? Click below to find out some products we think you will love while creating that perfect prom hair!
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Taylor Swift's Pretty Pastel Dress — Get It Under $80
The gorgeous singer looking pretty in pastels played her part in a couple's love story! The star surprised a super fan by attending her bridal shower, and she was dressed in the perfect frock for the occasion. SHOP if you want to get her spring style.
Taylor Swift, 24, made a young bride-to-be's dreams come true when she showed up at a mega-fan's bridal shower on April 13, in Columbus, Ohio. The fan had met Taylor at a meet and greet and sent her an invite a few months ago, hoping she would show up — well, she did just that and with gifts in hand, too! She wouldn't be one of our favorite style stars if she didn't attend the party in style!
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Taylor Swift's Radiant Red Lips In NYC — Get Her Signature Look
Taylor Swift has done it again and we are so happy she did! Who would have thought that wearing colors and patterns could make red lips look outstanding? She could not look any better and those lips seriously finish off her look perfectly. You can now get lips just like Taylor! Keep reading to find out how.
Taylor Swift, 24, can pull off almost anything. Whether it is a colorful pattern or an all black ensemble, we could not believe how amazing she looked in New York City on April 16 and 17. The red lip was the perfect final touch. We have a girl crush for sure!
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Taylor Swift's Heart Sweater — Get It Under $60
The singer has a big heart — and she's literally wearing it on her sleeve! Taylor rocked a casual outfit, stepping out of her NYC apartment in a stylish look we can't get enough of. The star's patterned sweater warmed our hearts and we just had to find out where to buy it!
Taylor Swift, 24, rocked a comfortable outfit on April 16 in NYC. The star is really feeling the chilly NYC weather, catering her style to fit the low temperatures. We are loving her sweater and skinny jeans look and we just had to swoop up her totally cute heart printed sweater! If you love it as much as we do, get it now!
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Taylor Swift's Denim Shorts — Get Them For $128
Taylor once again showed off her stellar street style, (and her mile-long legs!), while walking through the streets of NYC — and you can get her denim shorts right here! SHOP.
Taylor Swift looked amazing while walking around the streets of NYC wearing a pair of Hudson Jeans Hampton cuffed shorts. Wearing a casual, tucked-in tight striped t-shirt and lace-up oxfords, the 24-year-old singer showed us that she has some seriously great street style. Love Taylor's versatile and effortlessly get-up? Shop the look below! Click here to read more
Seth Rogen Mocks James Franco For Instagram Flirting Scandal On 'SNL' — Watch
Seth Rogen doesn't need any help being hysterical, but his famous friends may have thought differently! When he hosted 'SNL' on April 12, he was surprised with hilarious visits from James Franco and Taylor Swift who both mocked themselves. Watch the hysterical opening monologue.
James Franco's texting scandal became the butt of Seth Rogen's Saturday Night Live jokes on April 12, and when he appeared on stage, he played along with it! But he wasn't the only one — Seth had a bunch of famous friends showing up!
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Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift & More: 6 Stars Who've Dissed Their Exes
Ending a relationship is never easy especially when your former significant other disses you in the process, or after the process is over. Well, we've put together a gallery of celebs who did just that. Click below to see for yourself.
Justin Bieber, 20, and Taylor Swift, 24, have no problems saying how they felt about their formers loves once the "lovin" stopped. However, they aren't the only ones who taken that dark road towards dissing the person they were once head over heals for. Take a look at our gallery to see the other celebs that have done the exact same thing and dissed their ex's.
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Taylor Swift's Dress In NYC: Get Her Flirty Spring Skater Dress For $97
Tay is spending as much time in the Big Apple as she can, now that she officially has a place to call home! We are so happy that she is walking our streets, so we can keep a close eye on her sweet street style. Her latest look? An effortlessly breezy skater dress, which she wore shopping and strolling with one of her latest new gal pals, Cara Delevingne!
Taylor Swift, 24, strutted the streets of NYC with close new friend Cara Delevingne, 21, for a fun day of shopping on April 9. The star went for a very feminine look, sporting a cute skater dress and heels. We love Taylor's versatile style and she always looks her best, no matter how casual the occasion. Not only did we try to check out which stores the singer was popping in and out of, we found her fab shopping outfit so you can get her look! Get her EXACT look right here.
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Taylor Swift: Her Ultra-Picky List Of Demands For A New Boyfriend
Taylor is on the hunt for a new man and HollywoodLife.com has learned that the stunning singer isn't leaving anything to chance this time around! 'She's made a really detailed list of what she wants,' a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
She's dated some of the biggest heartbreakers in Hollywood so it's no shock that Taylor Swift is taking a new approach to her love life. In an effort to avoid any more trouble, she's made a long list of what she wants in her next boyfriend and it's pretty "intense," a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
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Taylor Swift, Shakira & More: Best Beauty At 2014 ACM Awards
Country stars took beauty to a whole new level on April 6 as they looked better than ever on the red carpet. Tell us who you think had the best beauty of the night below!
Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and many more of county music's biggest stars looked stunning at the ACM Awards in Las Vegas, NV on April 6. From big curls to shimmering shadow, the stars looked gorgeous and glam. See all the looks in the gallery below and vote on your fave!
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Taylor Swift Surprises Sick Kids At Hasbro Children's Hospital — Video
Taylor Swift and her big heart have been making some kids smile as of late. The singer has been frequenting children hospitals and it seems as though she does not plan on stopping an time soon. On March 31, 'Trouble' singer stopped by another children's hospital and put some big smiles on her sick fans' faces.
Taylor Swift has done it again! The super charitable singer paid a surprise visit to some sick children at Hasbro Children's Hospital and delighted the entire ward. With no body guards or glam squad in sight, Taylor spent some time with the kids and even held a mini concert for the hospital's 6th floor.
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I've read that Michelangelo ruined his eyesight and put a tremendous strain on his back and neck as he painted the Sistine Chapel. Vincent Van Gogh couldn't find anyone but his brother to buy his paintings. So there's a long tradition of artists suffering for their work.
It's much the same with the artists who create some of the Lehigh Valley's best Christmas light displays.
I wrote last year about Anthony Lauro of Palmer Township, who tumbled from a ladder and broke his leg. Today, let's turn the suffering artist spotlight to Upper Macungie Township, where Jonathan Reck of 6714 Seneca Trail is recovering from a fall of his own.
"I have 14 staples in my head," he told me.
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As he told me the day after his recent mishap, Reck was on his ladder attaching snowflakes to his storage shed. He has given up on the kind of roof work he used to do, hiring someone to help with that, but he figured he was safe at this much less hazardous height.
Suddenly, for reasons he still doesn't understand, the ladder went out from under him and he fell, landing on his back. "I hit my head, I think on cobblestone blocks I have out there."
At first, most of the pain seemed to be concentrated in his elbow, which he thought he might have broken, and his back. But when he got up, retrieved his hat and put it on, it didn't feel right. "I took it off and the whole hat was filled with blood," he told me. "There was blood all over the place. It wasn't a pretty sight."
He asked his wife, Tammy, to call an ambulance and get him a towel. The ambulance crew laid him out on a backboard, taped his head down and attached a cervical collar, just to be safe. He said, "The back of my head didn't stop bleeding until they finally put the staples in."
Other than that and some bruising, he was OK, so when he got home that evening, he was ready to resume his work. Tammy put the kibosh on that, and when I talked to him again Friday, his back was so sore that he still hadn't resumed his decorating. He was back at it over the weekend, closely monitored by his wife.
When you're touring his display — which always is excellent — and others, I hope you appreciate the time, expense, aggravation and, occasionally, blood that goes into creating them. They truly are labors of love.
This is a good spot for me to remind you that I'll begin judging later this week and that I need your nominations, either of your own display or one you've seen on your travels. My goal every year is to see every house that's been nominated, but when the emails or phone calls come in late, that's sometimes not possible. Judging begins Thursday.
Even after all these years, I'm not sure everyone understands how this works. I got an email several days ago that began:
"My dad has been decorating his house for as long as I can remember. Reminds me of a gingerbread house with strands and strands of multicolored lights and candy canes. Very tastefully decorated. He starts his project months ahead of time. And we have a lighting ceremony on Thanksgiving … It would be wonderful if you could take a look since every year he waits for your report to see if he made it on your list."
When I read the address, I realized that this is the first time it's been nominated.
For all I know, this could be one of the best displays around. I hope so, because it's in an area where I often direct drivers on their way to other displays. But I feel terrible that I've disappointed this guy for years when I didn't even know he was there.
This is a common misconception. I got an email some years ago from people in a neighborhood of excellent displays, complaining that I kept leaving them out. I had to explain to them that I don't drive up and down every street in the Lehigh Valley in search of lights. I respond to your nominations. I hadn't gotten any for them. When I did, I found the street was so good, I included it in one of my RCN Christmas Light Specials.
Speaking of that, this year's program will air at 9 p.m. Dec. 19. I'll give you the full schedule of airings in a future column.
Finally, I'll remind you about how you can earn a chance to tour the lights with me while also helping to feed your hungry neighbors. Send me a donation of at least $25 to Second Harvest Food Bank and you'll be in the running for a trip in my van, The Morning Callmobile or an Air Products bus. The largest donations or bids will automatically earn trips.
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Terry Love Presents page at Seattle Community Media. Terry Love Television
A listing of television shows from Terry Love Presents that can be watched online. I've been doing this show since 2001 in the Seattle area. It's mainly local music from clubs and larger venues
Some of our video has been viewed on Access Hollywood and Entertainment Tonight. Some nice quotes in Star Magazine and In Touch Weekly. Photos from the show have been in magazines like US Magazine. More information
Last Summer Jamie and I got contacted about doing a reality television show, but just missed the cut. It would have been fun to be in front of the camera instead of behind it. They were wanting a plumbing show about a father / son team. They were more interested in my son Jamie, what with his background as a singer in a band. I think they missed out. We're a pretty crazy team. We get the job done, and then some!
Some of my shows have featured Geoffrey Castle, Nick Vigarino, OFUmusic. I've been shooting with Sony and editing with Adobe Premier. Most of my shots are handhelds, I don't really have a tripod, and with shots of moving people, it never made much sense to lock the camera down. I love doing this type of thing. It comes naturally. My father played guitar and sang in a band, I played guitar and sang in a band, and Jamie sings in a band. I got into camera work early on too. One of my Junior High projects was a Super 8 documentary about the Boston Tea Party.
I've been thinking more about the remodel and plumbing video production that Jamie and I could be doing. I've designed and built custom homes, and it would be nice to explain how some of this is done.
If someone has an idea for a video we could do about construction, let me know, and maybe we can do something with it.
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Kings Trade:
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Sonics Trade:
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Man, I really hope these two trades were steps in the right direction and not steps backwards.
Theo Ratliff is gunna lift the Kings into the playoffs
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1992-93 Season Record: 52-30
C Kevin Willis | PF Otis Thorpe | SF Robert Horry | SG Dell Curry | PG Johnny Dawkins
Key Reserves: Robert Parish | Anthony Mason | Walter Davis | Terry Porter
I like the trades for you a lot.. although not quite sure if I agree your depth chart. I think Penny should start and PJ come off the bench to back up all of the PF/C position with Shareef playing a little back up SF. Just my opinion though. We'll see how it plays out in tomorrow's sim.
Regardless, your team is very talented. Should give the Lakers a run for their money.
The spurs are the team to beat, I've never beaten them once in 7 games.
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Yeah but your team has changed a lot recently.. Aren't you 17-2 in the past 19 games right now? If that's the case, I think you gotta be the team to beat currently.
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Honest, Fair & Fast! – The air conditioning business has a lot of companies that try to milk you out of every penny, but the A/C guys at Cruz Air & Electric are as honest as any you'll find. I recently had a situation where ARS wanted to charge me $6,000 for A/C repairs. Luckily, I decided to get a second opinion before paying that amount (which Cruz will do for free), and the $6,000 repair was not only unnecessary but it would not have even fixed the issue. In all my dealings with Cruz they have alway laid out my options, and have gone out of their way to make things right at the lowest cost possible.
I agree with JTJT1980 in that they also have great customer service. If you're tired of getting ripped off by your A/C guy, I would definitely recommend giving them a call.
Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! – Like many others in Houston I didn't have my A/C properly serviced in the cold months and when it heated up a little I turn on my A/C to have find out it wasn't working properly!!!!
Cruz Air and Electric were able to fit me in that afternoon and fix my problem!
From the call in to the technician on site the service was outstanding! They are professional and very friendly - I have recommended their company to anyone with an ac or heating issue!!! A++++++++++++
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He's a 30 year old third baseman (at a position where decline happens most rapidly behind catchers) who will paid market value for the length of his contract.
That's about the best deal he will see and he takes all the risk next year if he turns it down. If he gets injured or has a bad season in 2013 his FA value drops dramatically (not to mention he is another year older)
He's not going to get Matt Kemp money (8yrs/160) so i don't see how 8 yrs 140 is not enough.
The Mets seem financially committed to him being a Met through the rest of his career with this offer.
I get the impression if Wright hesitates (and granted it could certainly be about more money because like you mentioned how often is it not?) his other main concern could be the direction of this team.
He has to be tired of all the losing.
Just get her done.
Give him whatever it takes.
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Well didn't Dickey say that both him and David agree with the direction of the team? I don't take Dickey as someone who would lie.
Because if the team ponies up the cash for them, they'll like the direction the team is taking. If the team doesn't pony up the cash, they won't like the direction.
See how that works? See what I did there?
What do you expect these guys to say? If the Mets pay me what I'm worth, I'll sign? Tell you what though, it would be refreshing to hear.
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The Paths to Peace program brings sixteen students (8 per semester) of different faiths and backgrounds from Israel and Palestine (West Bank and Gaza) to study together for one semester at New York University, located in the center of New York City. The program is dedicated to training future leaders, endowing them with the skills and experience to advance reconciliation and coexistence for future generations.
The academic objective of Paths to Peace is to focus on the historical, political, cultural, and religious relationships between Israelis and Palestinians. All students in the program will be required to take at least two mandatory courses, together with NYU students, on Israel and on Palestine or the Middle East. They will also participate in two weekly workshops to be held on two separate days and to be conducted by experienced Palestinian and Israeli facilitators. Workshop participants will engage in an in-depth process of exploration, observation and analysis of the conflict and will have the opportunity to gain important insights into their identities as well as the dynamics of groups in conflict.
Students will be allowed to select up to two additional courses based on their own academic interests. These courses may be selected from all of the University's undergraduate schools and institutes (except for the Stern School of Business and the Tisch School of the Arts).
Program participants will attend off-campus excursions, such as visits to the UN Headquarters, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem, and a weekend in Washington, DC. Each student is expected and required to participate fully in the program and to attend all classes and activities comprising the program. In the event that the University determines, in its sole discretion, that a student has failed to meet the required standard of participation, the student will be subject to immediate dismissal from the program and will be required to return to his/her country of origin.
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The illustrious Maharal of Prague is best known as the creator of the famous Golem, but that was hardly his greatest accomplishment. He composed an enormous body of dazzling literature that forms the essence of much Torah thought to this day.
In Maharals time -- four hundred years ago -- scoffers raised the same objections that their successors do today: They claimed that the Sages denigrate ordinary people! That the Sages invent fanciful tales! That the Sages read their own meanings into the Torah! And the list goes on.
Sound familiar? Maharals Beer HaGolah responds to all the charges, with brilliance and depth. The world has changed a lot in the last four centuries, but the thought of the Maharal remains fresh and electrifying. In fact, he may well be the most influential figure in modern Torah thought, the seminal foundation influencing many of todays most distinguished thinkers.
In this book Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein performs a remarkable feat: He presents the Maharal without dilution and with perfect fidelity to the original, but with the modern reader in mind. Its not a translation. It presents the Maharals thought in todays terms and with modern examples, but with perfect fidelity to the ideas of the master.
Rabbi Adlerstein is a distinguished scholar with an unusual ability to take classic ideas and terminology and present them in understandable, contemporary terms. In Los Angeles, he has had a distinguished career as a skilled and respected teacher and an eloquent and thoughtful spokesman for Torah Judaism. His writings stamp him as a skilled expositor of Jewish ideas. This foray into the world of the Maharal raises Rabbi Adlerstein to a new pedestal.
For anyone who wants to understand and defend the classic foundations of Judaism, this is an indispensable book.
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While the Alcatel Authority can serve as a first foray into Android, there are better basic smartphone deals to be found on Cricket.
U.S. intelligence officials decide to publicize the renewal of the government's surveillance program. In other words: Let the NSA spying keep on rolling.
The $249.99 Alcatel Authority for Cricket Wireless has a sturdy plastic build, runs the Android Gingerbread operating system, and demands no contract commitment.
With its midrange specs and dated OS, the Alcatel Authority hits Cricket's official stores with little fanfare.
Though it isn't a new phone by any means (it runs on Gingerbread!), the Alcatel Authority will be available from Cricket's official and online stores starting Jan. 20.
Though neither device is new, Cricket will offer the Hydro for the first time, and the Authority in its official retail outlets.
Republicans this week passed legislation that would restrict the FCC in imposing merger conditions as well as limiting other measures, but the bill isn't expected to get much further.
But Obama administration expresses concerns with Connecticut senator's bill, saying there may be no need for new laws.
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POTSDAM -- The following students received scholarships at Clarkson University during the 2012-13 academic year:
o Jordan C. Butler of Corinth, a sophomore majoring in civil engineering, received the William J. Rowley Endowed Scholarship;
o Brianna L. Foley of Greenfield, a freshman majoring in software engineering, received the Wallace H. Coulter Endowed Scholarship;
o Sean A. Jason of Gansevoort, a senior majoring in engineering and management, received the George J. Stanley Endowed Scholarship;
� Maxwell A. Sanders of Gansevoort, a junior majoring in engineering and management, received the Elwyn J. Rodee Endowed Scholarship; and
o Joseph M. Scalo of Gansevoort, a senior majoring in environmental engineering, received the Jolyn Foundation Class of 2013 Share Clarkson Direct Scholarship.
Clarkson is a private university founded in 1896 of about 3,500 students.
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CAZENOVIA -- Rachael L. Clark of South Glens Falls was named to the dean's list for the fall 2012 semester at Cazenovia College.
A junior majoring in interior design, Clark is a graduate of South Glens Falls Central High School.
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"Our Constitution was established to protect the people from renegade lawmakers," said Brad Dacus, President of PJI. "This law is a prime example of legislators who care more about politically correct speech than free speech, and more about perks from special interest groups than the rights of children."
Washington, D.C.--Pacific Justice Institute filed a petition for certiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday regarding a California law, SB 1172, that violates free speech and the rights of minors to receive professional counseling that they desire.
"Our Constitution was established to protect the people from renegade lawmakers," said Brad Dacus, President of PJI. "This law is a prime example of legislators who care more about politically correct speech than free speech, and more about perks from special interest groups than the rights of children."
Sacramento, CA--In a major setback to the voice of voters in California, a Sacramento Superior Court judge ruled this afternoon in favor of a motion by the State to squelch subpoenas that sought records to verify invalidated signatures for the Co-ed Bathroom Bill referendum efforts.
Brad Dacus, President of Pacific Justice Institute, said, "We disagree with this lower court's decision, and we intend to challenge it by filing a writ so that we have the adequate opportunity to hold the government accountable for how they invalidated over 130,000 signatures. We know for a fact that egregious errors have been made, and we'll exhaust all legal remedies in order to ensure every valid signature is counted."
Court Friday to Weigh Whether Counties Can Withhold Evidence of Invalidated Referendum Signatures
Sacramento, CA—A key court hearing tomorrow is expected to determine whether counties must turn over more than 130,000 signatures that were thrown out as part of the so-called "Co-Ed School Bathroom Bill" referendum.
After the Secretary of State declared on Feb. 24 that the referendum failed because only about 487,000 of the 620,000 voter signatures were valid, volunteers with the referendum campaign went to several county elections offices to inspect the invalidated signatures. During these inspections, it became clear to the Privacy for All Students (PFAS) coalition that many signatures had been wrongly disqualified. The coalition filed suit on March 14 and sent subpoenas to most of the counties to produce the invalidated signatures.
County Drops Bid to Turn Church Into Bar
Guatay, CA--A church is in high spirits after six years of litigation with the County of San Diego for abruptly shutting them down. The County agreed to confer a Minor Deviation Permit to the church, allowing them to continue operations despite having been zoned many years ago—and unknown to the church—as a country-western bar.
"We're extremely pleased with this positive outcome. Our affiliate attorney, Pete Lepiscopo, did an outstanding job representing this important church to the Guatay community," said Brad Dacus, President of Pacific Justice Institute. "Our nation needs more churches, and governments not standing in their way."
Sacramento, CA--Pacific Justice Institute, as part of the Privacy for All Students coalition, has filed suit in State Court challenging the disqualification of more than 131,000 signatures for the referendum efforts against the Co-ed Bathroom Bill. The suit asserts that thousands of signatures—more than enough to place the referendum on the ballot—were unlawfully thrown out by election officials.
Brad Dacus, President of PJI, said, "It's unfortunate when the Secretary of State and other election officials in their official capacity treat a referendum effort as a partisan debate. It is not. It's about letting the voice of the people be heard. We want to make sure every signature is counted, and every voice is heard."
The suit seeks to have the Secretary of State, Debra Bowen, certify the referendum for the November 2014 ballot. It notes that election officials have unlawfully disqualified signatures, causing thousands of voters to be disenfranchised.
Sacramento, CA--On February 24, 2014, the California Secretary of State announced that the signatures submitted on the referendum to repeal the Co-ed Bathroom Bill, AB 1266, fell short by 17,276. Some, however, have prematurely written the referendum's obituary. Until the fate of AB 1266 is resolved, the Co-ed Bathroom Bill is not in effect. The following paragraphs explain the legal issues involved:
The proponent of a referendum has 21 days to begin the examination of the disqualified signatures. After examining the signatures alleged as invalid, the proponent can then file a lawsuit in order to have a court independently review the petitions. The challenged law will not go into effect while judicial review is pending.
Lake Elsinore, CA--A federal judge ruled, this week, in favor of an atheist group who sued to halt the construction of a veterans memorial in the southern California city of Lake Elsinore. Pacific Justice Institute represents the city.
"This is a disappointing setback for the rights of the people to honor those who have given their life in defense of our nation," said Brad Dacus, President of PJI.
The design of the memorial includes a small section depicting a WWII soldier kneeling at the graveside of a fallen comrade. The Washington D.C. based American Humanist Association took issue with the design that includes crosses and Stars of David—despite the fact that it accurately mirrors foreign WWII cemeteries.
"We can't erase history. If you visit foreign war cemeteries from that era, you will see the exact same scene this memorial was portraying," said Michael Peffer, lead counsel and director of PJI's Santa Ana office.
'Not So Fast' For the Co-ed Bathroom Bill
Sacramento, CA--Pacific Justice Institute vowed today to continue the fight against co-ed bathrooms in public schools. This comes after election officials announced today that the signatures needed for the referendum against the Co-Ed Bathroom Bill, AB 1266, fell short.
"Make no mistake, Pacific Justice Institute is committed to protecting the privacy of children. We are ready to review and challenge every signature that was not counted towards the referendum of this impudent and in-your-face bill," said Brad Dacus, President of PJI. "Our children's privacy is worth doing all that we can."
Although the Secretary of State declared only 487,484 signatures valid—17,276 short of the required 504,760—that number doesn't account for signatures that may have been wrongly thrown out. Historically, courts have set a much friendlier standard for validity than what many counties require. PJI, a member of the Privacy for All Students coalition, has a right to review and appeal each one of the roughly 131,000 signatures which were rejected.
In addition to the appealed signatures, PJI stands ready to defend any child who has their privacy rights violated because of this law.
The Co-ed Bathroom Bill, California AB 1266, was signed into law in 2013 and allows for children in K-12 grades to use bathrooms, locker rooms, and other facilities—in addition to playing on sports teams—of the gender they identify with and not their biological sex.
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Reno, NV; Salt Lake City, UT; Tulsa, OK--Federal trial courts in Nevada, Utah and Oklahoma have rendered split decisions on state laws defining marriage as the union between a male and female. In 2012 eight homosexual couples seeking to marry in Nevada brought suit. Under consideration was a constitutional amendment passed by voters in November of 2002. The people of Nevada overwhelmingly voted in the change to their Constitution by a vote of 67% to 33%. Judge Robert Jones found that the distinction between heterosexual and homosexual unions was a rational choice by the voters. By contrast, two other cases came to opposite conclusions. Judge Robert Shelby overturned Utah's constitutional amendment which reads "Marriage consists only of the legal union between a man and a woman." Challenge to the amendment, passed by 66% of Utah's voters in 2004, came from six homosexuals. Likewise, Judge Terence Kern in Tulsa, Oklahoma, ruled as unconstitutional a similar state constitutional provision approved by 77% of the Oklahoma's citizens.
Gay Therapy Case Heads to Supreme Court
San Francisco, CA--Yesterday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals denied further review of a controversial decision upholding a ban on "sexual orientation change efforts" by mental health professionals. This latest ruling clears the way for the case to be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
In 2012, SB 1172 was pushed through the California Legislature and signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown. The bill imposed restrictions on mental health professionals, including psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, and others, barring them from counseling minor clients in ways that would help alter or diminish same-sex attraction or gender identity dysphoria. Pacific Justice Institute led the opposition to SB 1172 in the Legislature and filed suit immediately when Gov. Brown signed it. PJI represents a psychiatrist, a licensed therapist who also oversees a church counseling ministry, and an individual who deals with same-sex attraction and has benefited from the therapy now being banned.


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In the last of his four lectures to students at George Washington University, Ben Bernanke explained how the Fed's quantitative easing programs worked. As it turns out, they were akin to a tax hike.
This aspect of government asset purchase-and-resale-for-profit programs is not well understood. I explained it in terms of a Treasury program last week.
A tax takes dollars out of the private sector, leaving households and businesses with fewer dollars and the government with more dollars. When the government buys something for $10 and sells it back to the private sector for $12, the net effect is the same as if the government had taxed away those $2.
Bernanke doesn't come out and call quantitative easing a tax. But he comes close.
"The Fed's asset purchases are not government spending, because the assets the Fed acquired will ultimately be sold back into the market. Indeed, the Fed has made money on its purchases so far, transferring about $200 billion to the Treasury from 2009 through 2011, money that benefited taxpayers by reducing the federal deficit," he explains in one of the prepared slides.
Here's a good rule of thumb. If something reduces the federal deficit, it is either the equivalent of a spending cut or a tax hike.
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It may seem a bit strange to some people that software should also be judged based on how friendly it is. The reality though that people need to remember is that backup software will tend to be more useful if it is used on a regular basis. The worst thing that can happen is for someone to install the program, but then not use it at all. Another not so good outcome would be for someone to use the program once to make a baseline backup, but then not ever again. At least there's the one backup of files to restore from. However, if many new files have been created since then, or if many existing files have been revised or modified, then that one old backup will be woefully inadequate, in case an emergency strikes. This is why the best dvd burner for mac, for windows, or for linux, will tend to be the one that the user is comfortable with and so he has no problem running the program on a regular basis. This may be once a week, once a month, or whatever best suits the user. The important thing is that the backup copy will have versions of the files which are relatively up to date.
So ease of use is a very important characteristics of the software. But how is this ease of use measured? Of course, whether an app is easy to use will vary from person to person. So you will need to have a good idea of who exactly will be using it. For example, if you know that your grandmother will be using the app, and you know that she is pretty computer savvy, then even if the program doesn't contain many tooltips, or do a lot of hand holding, it will be fine. This is because you know that your grandmother will be able to handle the interface relatively easily, even if the menus, buttons and texts aren't particularly welcoming. However, if the person who will be doing the backups is your brother who is in college, and who doesn't really enjoy using computers, then you will want to find software that does a lot of explaining to the user, or perhaps uses wizards or some other form of guidance to help the user get things done. At least, this type of help or assistance will make the task of backing up less strenuous for your brother.
Tattoo regret is one thing that has been there ever since the inception of tattoos themselves and hence makes tattoo removal also to be one common phenomenon. As a result, there are many options in the process. The reasons making tattoo removal so common could be due to a relationship break up, embarrassment from a design chosen earlier but that no longer looks cool, or simply due to tattoo dislike.
It is so fortunate, however, because in the past few years better and exciting tattoo removal techniques have been developed hence unwanted side effects having a tattoo no longer remain to haunt. It is however important to get the full knowledge of the skins relationship with tattoos so as to get maximum advantage of tattoo removal methods
The epidermis and dermis
Tattoo creation is done by injection of ink deep into the skin; thus contributing to the trickiness of their removal ink is delivered to the second layer of the skin, also known as the dermis after passing through the outer layer also known as the epidermis. This puncturing is made by the needle at a rate of between 50 to 3000 times per minute and considering the penetration of the needle of about a millimeter, the dermis receives the bulk of the ink hence the permanent coloration.
Dermal cells being firmer than the epidermal cells allow the ink to reside without easily fading off and hence the ever held believe that tattoos were permanent. Development of tattoo removal methods has however helped to dispose of this famous notion and has helped individuals get rid of their remorse-bringing tattoos
Removal methods
Before the use of laser as a tattoo removal was developed, the most commonly used methods were either surgery or skin sanding (dermabrasion) which was painful. Since dermabrasion often involved sanding of the dermis, it often got deeper into tissues that are more sensitive and leave behind the possibilities of contracting infections, bleeding and in most cases scared the wits out of individuals. Cryosurgery reduced bleeding by freezing the skin like Popsicle but as would be expected, chances of infections were inevitable. It was also so scary. Excision, involved a skin expert cutting off the tattoo before stitching up the surrounding skin. This of course, other than being scary, would make its victims vulnerable to skin infections and excessive bleeding.
Salt rubs, those avoiding expenses used a home remedy, but the chances of infections are only raised as a result as such making them more dangerous.
Manual removal or the machine methods are one that uses a specialized gel that is often mixed with salt water. The mixture is injected into the tattooed area and it causes the ink to combine with it or it displaces the ink to the epidermal surface where it can be scrapped off. The skin then regenerates back fully within a period of between 4-6 weeks. Repeating the procedure is possible for optimal tattoo removal. Although it is almost the same as laser method, this one is capable of removing all colors within a shorter time after approximately 3-5 treatments at cheaper rates. The method also has minimal and temporary side effects. Furthermore, it is less toxic as compared to laser removal
Tired of having a tattoo? I would advise you to go for any of these removal procedures.
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Predicaments of every tattoo are relict and unique. It really does not count how many times you have tattooed your body; the outcome is entirely independent and variant from one occasion of the tattooing to another.
Every mark tattooed regardless of where specifically on your physique its situated has an unpredictable outcome. Certain parts are more receptive to markings than others hence very conducive for scene attacks are while others are very resistant to similar infections. There are a number of factors that can be a precursor to tattoo related diseases. Among them are; the abrasion your garment against your body and unhealthy diet you meet in the environment. Another dangerous cause of this malady is when you consistently touch an already infected tattoo as it tries to heal. This is because as you touch it you expose it to microbiological germs that dwell beneath your fingernails. This is common mainly because during the period when the wound is healing, it is usually itchy and the temptation to scratch is almost unavoidable.
In order to nurse your tattoo, it is always advisable to use the eminent A&D ointment. It is a good deal though an unperformed semiliquid ointment gives a better option. This is primarily because the A&D ointment is very this so you have to be extra careful to ensure it does not blur you cherished marking unlike the lotion, which rather protects your tattoo.
Since unperformed oil is lighter compared to the A&D treatment, it will ensure that the wound is aerated. Aeration is key and ideal factor to consider during the healing process of any open skin, this fastens the duration it takes to cure. Whoever is rather challenging to deal with the tattoo if it happens to be a sunny season like during summer because the sun is a hindrance to healing. The heat excites the skin and makes it more irritating. It also makes your tattoo to slowly and consistently disappear.
You can simply check out for an infection on your beloved tattoo by simply touching it caressingly, if its temperature is rather high, sorry to say, it could be infected. The color can also be a pointer; if it is red or pinkish it could also be infected.
In case you doubt the wellbeing of your tattoo, let it not eat you up. All you have to do is to take a prompt action, do not wait until the situation is too bad. To handle it, take a clean sheet of soviets, soak it in a bottle of peroxide, and gently squeeze out the excess. Then spread it along your tattoo for approximately five minutes. You will have to perform this procedure on as a daily routine for a few days until the time when the itchy pain or the reddish color is gone. This too can be done alongside the A&D or unscented lotion application.
However, if at all your tattoo happens to be bleeding or the reddish color tends to get darker, you certainly need to visit a medical doctor rather urgently who will probably administer to you are a curative drugs and help you out.
For centuries, tattoos have been used to show that an individual belonged or at least paid allegiance to some group or family, however, over the recent years, they have been used more for decorative purposes. As a result, it calls for us to seek understanding as to why over thirty million persons have given into this art. The type of a tattoo an individual wears nowadays can tell a lot about that person. Indeed, some people believe that tattoos are the soul's graffiti.
There have been quite a number of amusing tales pertaining to tattoos, their importance and purpose. American Indians had the believe that it was capable of winning them battles, many sailors have the believe in it has magical powers of reducing the chances of drowning. It has even been told by the Burmese believed that tattooing over the heart stops bullets.
The tribal tattoo history is a clear indication that in any place where tattoos were popular, there is a presence of a surprising historical, and often is significant, traditional and has a realization technique. It is important to realize too that the appearance of tattoos was observed over a few centuries ago.
The word tattoo originated from Tahiti where the tribal tattoo artistry and perfection thrived for millenniums. Here, tattoo application is pain inflicting but with great artistic perfection. The Samoa inhabitants still have a believe that the traditional tattoo that is done so perfectly , while paying attention to its complex geometric design is indeed respectful for god- qualities while for others the process is actually taken to be a rite of passage that ushered one to manhood.
With their tattoo designs being as old as their history, the Celtic tattoos are among the best designs and they are believed to hail from ancient Ireland, Scotland, and England.
In some cases, warriors would have tattoos covering their entire bodi9es. They were used as a show of ranks and societal class while in other cases was used as religiously devoted one was. For some, it was a way of decorating their bodies while others had the tattoos as a means of fertility appeal.
Celtic tattoos are such that they do not depict existent things but rather make use of intertwining lines that make up complete cycles. They are the most complicated as they do not have a starting or an ending point and it involves the use of numerous complex patterns. Celtic designs make use of animal designs which at times just need to depict animal properties.
Japanese tattoos, also taken to be a mark of YAZUKA can be costly requiring upto$50000 and could take years to be completed. The artistry is only done by a select of experts and the intricate colors are believed to have talismanic power.
The majority of well-known tattooists hail from Hawaii. For instance, Norman Keith is a well-known figure who tried to make American tattooing go the Japanese way. Also, he made more tattooists to come into the limelight of respectable artistry instead of operating underground.
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Selecting a good tattoo is not a simple task. It is one of those decisions you don't want to have regrets about, due to the permanent nature of tattoos. When picking a tattoo, the difficulty arises not because of lack of options, but because the options are overwhelmingly diverse. To help you with this big life decision, here are 5 awesome tattoo ideas to guide you.
This is for those with an advanced sense of humor. Caricatures are cartoon like drawings of real people but with exaggerated features. While this seems easy, getting a good tattoo artist who specializes in caricatures is quite hard. Caricatures can be either full length, face-only or the upper body (bust).
Popular caricature choices are: yourself, close family member (usually spouse or children), favorite TV or book character, favorite musician/actor or even a very close friend. If the subject of your tattoo is someone you are in contact with (family or friend), it is advisable to confirm with them first. If you intend it to be a surprise though, make sure the person has the sufficient sense of humor to appreciate the tattoo.
It is very hard to go wrong with nature. Nature provides tattoo inspiration for all kinds of people. Are you an animal lover? Then tattoo your favorite animal. Do you enjoy long walks on the beach? How about a nice tattoo of a sunset across the ocean. The options are limitless; flowers, rivers, mountain scenery, jungle tattoos, cliffs, countryside sceneries just to mention a few. If you were hoping for a darker tattoo theme, thunderstorms and tornados are a good place to start.
Yantra tattoos
Yantra tattoos are the latest craze in body art. Originally from Cambodia, their popularity has spread globally. Yantra tattoos are believed to have magical powers; people get them as protection from the spirit and physical world or as good luck charms. The designs vary in size; the common factor in all Yantra tattoos is the use of spires to form designs. Apart from spires, the other major artwork involves tigers.
Nowadays, Thailand is the largest source for Yantra tattoos. Traditionally, monks used sharpened bamboo stick to draw the tattoo but this has been replaced by a long metal spike these days. In the United States and Europe, modern tattoo machines are used.
Milestone tattoos
Every person goes through some events that are so life changing that they warrant a permanent reminder tattooed. The most common are marriage, birth of your child(ren), graduation, winning the lottery just to mention a few. These tattoos vary in size and complexity depending on your personal preferences. Most people just get the date tattooed while others want larger, more complicated tattoos with multiple pictures to capture the spirit of the day. Whichever way you go it is up to you.
Sports tattoos
While most people picture die-hard sports fanatics with their favorite teams tattooed across the face, there are several types of sports tattoos for everyone. Your favorite football/soccer/basketball/baseball team is an obvious popular choice that shows both friend and foe where your loyalties lie. Your favorite athlete or sports personality is a popular choice too. Tattoos can range from discrete small names to more flamboyant show-offy tattoos.
It's been a couple of months that I can always observe teenagers, band vocalists, superstars, big men, sexy and gorgeous women having this kind of tattoo design all over their body. Side to side and from the top to bottom or everywhere near—-that's it, I can see their tattoos when they are wearing short clothes or see through at the beach, pavements, parks or malls.
Zodiac tattoo design is a very popular or perhaps trending in the world of visual arts. It looks like an imaginary framework of a perfect circle having lines and intersections inside where Zodiac signs are probably located. There are twelve (12) Zodiac signs but in tattooing, Aquarius, Pisces and Scorpios are the most top grossing choice encrypted in the body by the tattoo artists for they say that they are the most non-complex graphics that can produce high quality projections aside from the thing that it is easy to be mastered and learned. The best place or the best part of the body that these designs may seem compatible and appropriate to impose are at the back of your shoulders so that it won't look annoying and it's a kind of very reserved to see the hideous tattoo scheme in the body like at the back of your shoulders for it only speaks that the reason is not for boasting rather for the personal reason of fashion.
Zodiac tattoos that can be appropriate for men are those zodiac that seems to be firm and hard tenured like Taurus, Cancer, Sagittarius, Scorpios, Libra. While for women are the cute ones that may not supersede their personality or normal mode such as Gemini, Virgo, Aquarius, Pisces, Capricorn and etc.
Heavenly body tattoos like Sun, Moon, Stars and etc. Are first used by the people of India and Egypt for a traditional, Cultural and religious reasons and purposes. Just like the Indians they are known to be the people who worship a lot of gods because they also consider nature as a great being that contains power and energy. On the other side, the Egyptians are also famous for their worship of their great god which was Rah, the sun-god. Today other unnameable tribes and cultures procures to have this kind of tattoo for they believe that the Sun is the most helpful element of their daily lives aside from the reason that the Sun is responsible for their harvest it is also responsible for the growth of everything they see in their environment.
Sun tattoos are often seen on the many hands of superstars and celebrities for that is the symbolism of their triumph and achievements amidst all the adversaries and the criticisms they face, still there is a sun, star or moon that illuminates their darkest road.
Both Zodiac and Sun are seen above when you face the sky, both of them appears all day and night but can you spot the spaces between? The spaces between are the time and interference in which they can't be together—-so tragic.


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Softball Snags 10 Different Awards at PBC Banquet
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FLORENCE, SC – On the eve of the 2011 PBC Tournament, the 3rd-ranked North Georgia softball team was front and center Thursday evening at the Peach Belt Conference awards show, bringing home 10 combined awards.
As the three-time defending regular season champions, the Saints were well honored as North Georgia picked up five First-Team All-Conference honors and two Second-Team honors. Jessica Coan was named First-Team All-PBC and was named the league's Pitcher of the year.
Joining Coan with First-Team honors was Hilary Cox at third base, Kasey Knight at shortstop, Sara Phillips at pitcher, and Katherine Martin at first base. Earning Second-Team All-conference honors was a pair of outfielders, as Pilar Harden and freshman Ansley Williams were named to the team.
Mike Davenport was also recognized the Peach Belt Conference Coach of the Year for the third straight season, as he looks to guide his team to a third consecutive PBC Tournament Championship this weekend. In his 11th season at the helm of the Saints, Davenport has an overall record of 455-146, including a 43-9 mark this season as North Georgia is ranked No. 3 in the country.
North Georgia was awarded the program's third-straight Peach Belt regular season Championship at the banquet, as all 15 members were awarded individual plaques and the team was given the 2011 PBC Championship Trophy. The Saints have been ranked in the nation's top five all season long, and are currently leading the country in victories with 43.
On her way to being named First-Team All-Conference and the PBC Pitcher of the Year, Jessica Coan has been unhittable all year long, posting a 22-4 record with 274 strikeouts in only 175.1 innings of work. She has put together a 0.76 earned run average, allowing just 19 earned runs on the season, while giving up just 20 extra base hits in 30 appearances. With 21 complete games, the junior leads the Peach Belt Conference in wins with 22, strikeouts with 274, earned run average at 0.76, and innings pitched with 175.1. In 15 of her 25 starts, Coan has posted double-digit strikeouts, including a 19-strikeout performance against 15th-ranked Lenoir-Rhyne, a mark that put her in the NCAA record books for the second-most strikeouts in a 7-inning game. The junior transfer did not allow more than two earned runs in a single Peach Belt Conference game, as she recorded five complete-game shutouts in league play.
As one of the premier power hitters in the league, Hilary Cox returns as a First-Team Peach Belt All-Conference performer, leading the Peach Belt Conference with 12 home runs during the 2011 season. She was second in the league with 44 runs batted in, as she put together a 10-game hitting streak during the year, while stringing together 13 games with multiple hits. She drove in multiple runs in 10 different games, while recording three or more RBI's in seven games. She had a .434 on base percentage and .677 slugging percentage to lead the Saints to a top five ranking in every poll of the season.
Known as one of the best defensive players in the league, Kasey Knight was named First-Team All-Conference, hitting .385 with 69 hits, including three doubles and one triple. She is second in the Peach Belt Conference in hits with 69 and runs scored with 43, as she had multiple hits in 21 games and put together a nine-game hitting streak during the year. Knight made just five errors at shortstop in 135 chances for a .963 fielding percentage.
Former All-American and now First-Team All-Conference member Katherine Martin put together another stellar campaign, as the sophomore was errorless in 337 chances at first base, while hitting .344 with 11 doubles and 26 runs batted in. She drove in five runs against Chowan University in the opening weekend of the season, while driving in runs in five straight Peach Belt Conference games late in the year. She has three home runs and six stolen bases on the year, while walking nine times.
Picking up First-Team All-Conference honors for the third straight year, Sarah Phillips entered the 2011 season as the PBC's all-time leader in wins and continued to extend her record, posting a 17-4 record with an earned run average of 1.51. She recorded 101 strikeouts in 120.1 innings of work, and tossed 12 complete games and four shutouts. She went the distance in a complete-game shutout of 22nd-ranked Armstrong Atlantic on April 9, as the she blanked the Pirates with three strikeouts. After tossing a no-hitter against Francis Marion in the regular season finale, Phillips was awarded PBC pitcher of the week during the week of April 13.
Earning her second All-Conference honors in three years, Pilar Harden has played and started in all 52 games for the Saints this season, hitting .306 with five home runs, 29 runs batted in and 31 runs scored. She had two home runs with four runs batted in against UNC Pembroke on March 29, as three of her four long balls on the year have come in league play. The junior has two assists from centerfield, and has put together 12 multiple hits games during the season.
As one of the most electrifying leadoff hitters in the league, Ansley Williams was named Second-Team All-Conference as she hit .343 with 10 doubles, 10 home runs, and 35 runs batted in. A two-time PBC Freshman of the Week, Williams was the only player in the Peach Belt to have 10 home runs and 10 doubles, as she led the league in runs scored with 54 and total bases with 101. She had an eight-game hitting streak during the season and drove in multiple runs eight different times. Williams had 17 games with multiple hits, and she had three straight games of multiple RBI's on three different occasions. She has an on base percentage of .413 and slugging percentage of .586.
The Saints and their seven All-Conference players open the Peach Belt Conference Tournament on Friday morning, taking on 8th-seeded UNC Pembroke at 11:00 a.m. North Georgia is the top seed for the third straight year and have won eight straight PBC Tournament games dating back to the opening round of the 2009 tournament.


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Suns' Babby encouraged by team's start
So to be where the team is at through eight games is, well, not bad, according to President of Basketball Operations Lon Babby.
"To have all the changes we've made and be 4-4 at this point is not bad," he told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Wednesday. "There are a couple games I felt we should have won that we didn't win, but maybe there are a couple we won that we didn't expect to win."
Babby said he's not necessarily happy with the record, but is encouraged by what he's seen from the team.
That said, Babby knows the team needs to improve, and says he's seen it do just that, specifically with rebounding and ball security.
"So I think there's a bit of a flow offensively and that's improving," he said. "So I think in those areas we're making progress but it's still so early and we still have so much, so much work to do."
Babby admitted that he's still learning a lot about his team, which makes sense since it's played just a handful of games together.
"One of the things [head coach Alvin Gentry] will do as time goes on, and we saw it last year, is he'll be more precise in his definition of roles for players, and that takes time," Babby said. "You just can't rush that.
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Phoenix Suns President Lon Babby joins the guys to talk basketball. Do the Suns have an advantage over the Lakers now that former Phoenix head coach Mike D'Antoni is in L.A.? Is the organization satisfied with the 4-4 start, and what are the expectations for the rest of the season? Where do they need to improve? Find answers to these questions and more with Lon Babby.
Babby added that what he likes most about the team is the effort with which they play, saying there is "a freshness" that has not been there since he's been with the organization.
- Robert Sarver, Suns owner - Friday April 18Robert Sarver talks about possible offseason plans.
- Bickley Blast - Friday April 18Does Eric Bledsoe want to spend the prime of his career with the Suns?
- Jon Barry, ESPN NBA insider - Friday April 18Who is the team to beat in the East?
- Channing Frye, Suns forward - Thursday April 17Channing discusses the Suns' completed season, and what he is looking forward to in the offseason.
- Lon Babby, Suns president of basketball operations - Thursday April 17Lon Babby reacts to the Suns' season and talks with the guys about the optimism surrounding the org


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Thailand: Delays Foreseen in Opening of New Airport
Gen. Chainant Charoensiri said 14 sections of roofing fabric on concourse buildings had to be replaced while another 81 sheets needed repairs and this could take a few months.
Section: General News - Caretaker Deputy Transport Minister Gen. Chainant Charoensiri has expressed his concern that a planned opening of Suvarnabhumi international airport this July could be delayed due to extensive repairs on the passenger terminal and of roofing fabric on concourse buildings.
Leading civil engineers from the Air Force and journalists to inspect progress on the construction work of the airport in Bangkok's neighbouring province of Samut Prakan Friday, Gen. Chainant said 14 sections of roofing fabric on concourse buildings had to be replaced while another 81 sheets needed repairs and this could take a few months.
Refurbishment of the duty free shopping area, to be operated by King's Power Duty Free, is also required as many cracks were found on the floors of concourse buildings and water leaked from them.
Construction contractor ITO Joint Venture, however, reiterated that construction would be completed this June but tests on facilities could be delayed. Its staff said the airport should be opened within this year but they declined to specify the exact month.
The caretaker government had earlier set the deadline for the opening of Suvarnabhumi international airport for this July.
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An expert in Notary compliance and risk management, who has twice hosted conferences for Notaries on state law and best practices, Secretary Chapman is perfectly suited to keynote this year's conference, which is focused on Managing Risks in Today's World — a theme designed to help attendees learn the strategies and best practices to manage risk in today's complex legal landscape.
"This year's Conference offers guidance for Notaries at every level — from employees and their supervisors to risk managers and entrepreneurs," said National Notary Association Chief Executive Officer Marc Reiser. "As a champion for Notaries in her state — and soon on the national level — we are pleased to have Secretary Chapman address the nation's Notaries about the challenges and risks in today's business climate."
Elected Secretary of State in 2006, Chapman has streamlined the state's Business Division and brought them into the 21st Century with electronic online business filings. She created Alabama's first Voter Fraud Task Force, a branch of her office to combat voter fraud, and is also known as a national leader in the effort to develop online voting for military personnel to better serve those who serve abroad. Under her leadership in 2008, the number of Alabama voter's increased by approximately 200,000 and her office successfully achieved the largest voter turnout for a presidential election in state history.
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DAHLONEGA, GA – Following a week that saw the North Georgia women's soccer team suffer their first loss of the year, the Lady Saints return home for their final four games of the regular season.
Starting Wednesday evening with an in-state showdown against Georgia Southwestern, the Lady Saints begin the final stretch of the season and still have a firm grasp on a chance to claim the program's first-ever regular season championship.
While North Georgia suffered a setback on the road at Columbus State last week, the Lady Saints bounced back with a big win at Georgia College, using a late goal from Kayla Croom to clinch the 3-2 victory.
Wednesday evening's contest will serve as a Cancer Awareness Game with all the proceeds from the event going to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation. The department of athletics will sell pink t-shirts for $10.00 and provide free popcorn to everyone in attendance.
Wednesday, October 19, 5:00 PM, vs. Ga. Southwestern, Dahlonega, GA
Georgia Southwestern Hurricanes Body of Work
Current Record: 3-11 (0-6 PBC)
Conference Rank: Last
Conference Prediction in 2011: Last
Goal Differential in 2011: -20 (31-11)
Last Meeting (2010): North Georgia 7, Georgia Southwestern 0
Tracking the Hurricanes – Georgia Southwestern has struggled in their sixth year as a member of the Peach Belt Conference, going 0-6 so far in league play. The Hurricanes have scored just a pair of goals in conference games this year, both coming in a 5-2 loss to Columbus State. GSW has won three PBC games in their program history and have an overall conference record of 3-53-1.
Simply Dominant – North Georgia has been perfect in every facet of the game in the all-time series against the Hurricanes, holding 7-0 record since the first meeting between the two programs in 2004. The Lady Saints have never allowed a goal against their in-state counterpart, outscoring GSW 41-0 over the last seven years. The biggest margin of victory came in 2007 when North Georgia put double digits on the board in a 10-0 beat down in Dahlonega.
Golden "Skates" – While North Georgia has found plenty of success against Georgia Southwestern over the years, senior forward Sara Kate Rogers has anchored many of those wins in her time as a member of the Lady Saints. All three of her career scores have come against the Hurricanes, including her first collegiate multi-goal game in 2007 during her freshman campaign. She also got in on the action last season in Americus with a goal in the 89th minute and an assist in the final seconds to send North Georgia to a 7-0 victory. The Gainesville, Georgia, native has more points (7) against the Hurricanes then any other active player on the team.
Dover's Separation – Saturday afternoon at Georgia College when Emily Dover scored the first two goals of the game, she separated herself from the pack in the Peach Belt Conference in total goals, and is now three scores clear of a trio of players in the league. The senior has 12 goals in the last 10 games, and has four games with multiple scores on the year. The Canton, Georgia, native could really distance herself from the pack with multiple goals against the Hurricanes on Wednesday evening. GSW has allowed multiple goals to three different players this year, including a hat trick to UNC Pembroke's Andrea Collen.
Year to Date – With North Georgia ranked in the nation's top 10 for the first time in school history and the Lady Saints posting a program best 10-0 mark to start the season, its hard to believe last year's team had the exact same record through 12 games a year ago. After dropping their second game of the season to Belmont Abbey, North Georgia reeled off 11 straight wins and eventually stood at 12-1 before dropping a road contest to Armstrong Atlantic. The Lady Saints need a win against the Hurricanes on Wednesday evening to move to 12-1 and match the best start in school history through the first 13 games.


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